A measure that results in dramatically different ratings over time lacks:
A)internal consistency reliability.
B)interrater reliability.
C)intrarater reliability.
D)test-retest reliability.

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Test-retest reliability refers to the consistency of scores on a measure over time. If a measure results in dramatically different ratings over time, then it lacks test-retest reliability. Internal consistency reliability refers to the consistency of scores across items within a measure, interrater reliability refers to the consistency of scores between different raters, and intrarater reliability refers to the consistency of scores within the same rater over time.

A Measure That Results in Dramatically Different Ratings Over Time